Marathon Champions

The Male and Female Marathon trophies were created as a novelty award in the late 1980’s by Michael and Virginia Oakley, two past members. They are awarded to the fastest Woodstock member (male/female) in any marathon who wore the Woodstock uniform in that event. That member retains the trophy until a member completes another marathon.

The list of our Male Marathon Champions is shown below:

Date

Male Champions

Marathon

Time

19/09/2010

Brendan Davies

Sydney

2:37:03

25/07/2010

Brendan Davies

Westlink M7 Cities

2:37:14

13/06/2010

Jeff Morunga

Macleay River

5:02:00

02/05/2010

Martin Amy

Canberra

2:49:31

11/10/2009

Jeff Morunga

Macleay River

5:02:00

11/10/2009

Brendan Davies

Melbourne

2:42:10

20/09/2009

Phil Lobsey

Sydney

3:37:58

26/07/2009

Jeff Morunga

M7 Cities

4:52:50

19/07/2009

Brendan Davies

Hunter Valley

2:47:00

07/06/2009

Brendan Davies

Macleay River

2:48:59

11/04/2009

Brendan Davies

Canberra

2:51:14

27/09/2008

Brendan Davies

Fitzroy Falls Fire Trail

3:07:37

21/09/2008

Martin Amy

Sydney

2:55:56

27/07/2008

Brendan Davies

M7 Cities

2:54:07

06/07/2008

Martin Amy

Gold Coast

3:14:24

08/06/2008

Brendan Davies

Macleay River

2:47:36

13/04/2008

Brendan Davies

Canberra

2:49:49

13/10/2007

Brendan Davies

Fitzroy Falls Fire Trail

3:24:09

07/10/2007

Jeff Morunga

Melbourne

4:15:55

23/09/2007

Brendan Davies

Sydney

3:14:03

29/07/2007

Jeff Morunga

Cities

4:29:55

10/06/2007

Jeff Morunga

Macleay River

5:13:46

15/04/2007

Vass Vassiliou

Canberra

3:34:58

09/04/2006

Nick Spasevski

Canberra

3:41:47

03/07/2005

Vass Vassiliou

Gold Coast

3:27:53

10/04/2005

Nick Spasevski

Canberra

3:22:15

13/06/2004

Jeff Morunga

Kempsey

3:56:??

18/04/2004

Max Crossley

London

3:23:57

18/04/2004

Nick Spasevski

Canberra

3:13:35

14/09/2003

John Murray

Flora Marathon, Sydney

3:11:56

20/04/2003

Max Crossley

Nagano, Japan

3:51:41

13/04/2003

Trevor Dartnell

Canberra

3:23:33

15/09/2002

John Murray

Sydney

2:55:55

14/04/2002

Jon Patrick

Canberra

3:42:42

26/11/2001

Barry Crisp

Bangkok

3:21:20

28/10/2001

Roger Cox

Sydney

3:58:40

10/06/2001

Ray Dean

Kempsey

3:28:00

29/04/2001

Nick Spasevski

Brisbane

3:25:14

08/04/2001

David Blackwell

Canberra

3:56:17

08/10/2000

Peter Semitekolos

Melbourne

3:25:15

30/07/2000

Nick Spasevski

Two Cities

3:22:12

30/04/2000

Nick Spasevski

Host City Marathon, Sydney

3:24:22

10/10/1999

Nick Spasevski

Melbourne

3:29:08

29/08/1999

Roger Cox

Two Cities

4:06:00

11/04/1999

Peter Semitekolos

Canberra

3:24:07

18/10/1998

Peter Semitekolos

Melbourne

3:19:55

06/09/1998

Terry Cleary

Sydney

3:49:06

26/07/1998

Roger Cox

Two Cities

4:09:30

12/07/1998

Nick Spasevski

Gold Coast

3:23:30

19/04/1998

Brad Renshaw

Canberra

3:58:41

05/10/1997

Cameron McKenzie

Melbourne

3:37:40

13/07/1997

Brett Robinson

Gold Coast

3:20:57

29/06/1997

Tony Duroux

Cities

4:39:00

13/04/1997

Peter Semitekolos

Canberra

3:24:29

21/10/1996

Peter Semitekolos

Melbourne

3:19:08

18/08/1996

Kazuaki Takahashi

Sydney

3:11:30

30/06/1996

Charles Ringuet

Cities

3:24:00

27/08/1995

Alan Kinder

Sydney

4:06:00

??/07/1995

Derek White

Cities

4:43:12

09/04/1995

Ron Daley

Canberra

3:38:58

28/08/1994

John Dawlings

Sydney

3:01:00

??/07/1994

Derek White

Cities

4:30:22

18/04/1993

Jim Owen

Canberra

2:39:05

??/08/1992

Chris Siepen

Adelaide

3:22:00

??/??/????

David Mathers

Holsworthy

4:14:01

18/08/1991

Vass Vassiliou

Twin Cities

3:05:33

07/07/1991

Vass Vassiliou

Combination

3:15:23

15/06/1991

Derek White

Bathurst

4:19:33

25/04/1991

Vass Vassiliou

Fletcher’s Track

3:16:55

14/04/1991

Andrew Forrest

Canberra

2:59:17

19/08/1990

Vass Vassiliou

Twin Cities

3:17:55

01/07/1990

David Mathers

Combination

3:14:03

25/04/1990

Vass Vassiliou

Anzac

3:09:50

24/02/1990

Bob Shearer

Fletcher’s Track

3:43:55

06/12/1989

Colin Green

World Veterans

3:18:23

20/08/1989

Vass Vassiliou

Twin Cities

3:16:25

25/04/1989

Domenico Matruglio

Anzac

2:57:31

09/10/1988

Frank Berlouis

Melbourne

3:12:33

21/08/1988

Domenico Matruglio

Twin Cities

2:43:21

24/07/1988

Seamus Maher

Gold Coast

2:47:05

17/07/1988

David Mathers

Combination

3:14:16

18/06/1988

Derek White

Bathurst

3:51:12

25/04/1988

Vass Vassiliou

Anzac

2:59:09

26/10/1987

Pat McCarthy

Dublin, Ireland

4:50:00

25/10/1987

David Mathers

Toowoomba

3:26:41

11/10/1987

Frank Berlouis

Melbourne

3:07:38

20/09/1987

Alan Tully

Glasgow, Scotland

3:38:45

16/08/1987

Alan Tully

Bolton, England

3:45:20

16/08/1987

Keith Jackson

Cities

3:15:00

19/07/1987

Keith Jackson

Combination

3:12:27

11/07/1987

Derek White

Bathurst

3:37:48

07/06/1987

Terry Bailey

Australian (Sydney)

3:13:55

24/05/1987

David Mathers

Moreton Bay, Qld

3:29:45

25/04/1987

Michael Oakley

Anzac

3:08:05

Female Marathon Champions

The Male and Female Marathon trophies were created as a novelty award in the late 1980’s by Michael and Virginia Oakley, two past members. They are awarded to the fastest Woodstock member (male/female) in any marathon who wore the Woodstock uniform in that event. That member retains the trophy until a member completes another marathon.